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Building Web Apps with Spring 5 and Angular

You're reading from   Building Web Apps with Spring 5 and Angular Modern end-to-end web application development

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781787284661
Length 370 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Ajitesh Kumar Shukla Ajitesh Kumar Shukla
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Preface 1. Introduction to Spring Web Framework FREE CHAPTER 2. Preparing the Spring Web Development Environment 3. Data Access Layer with Spring and Hibernate 4. Testing and Running Spring Web App 5. Securing Web App with Spring Security 6. Getting Started with Angular 7. Creating SPA with Angular and Spring 5 8. Unit Testing with Angular Apps 9. Securing an Angular App 10. Integrating Angular App with Spring Web APIs 11. Deploying the Web Application

How to run the Spring Boot app 


In this section, you will learn about three different techniques using to run the Spring Boot app.

  • Using Eclipse IDE: This is pretty straightforward. One can run from within the Eclipse IDE using the following two different methods:
    • Right-click on the project and click on Run as > Spring Boot App. This will run the Spring Boot app.
    • Click on the green-color button in the toolbar. This will open a a few options. Click on Run as > Spring Boot App to run the app. 
  • Using Command Prompt: One could do the following to run the Spring Boot  app from Command Prompt:
    • Build the app using the following command. This will create a jar or war file within the target directory:
          mvn clean package
    • Execute the following command to run the app assuming that the jar file is created within the target directory. Note that healthapp is the artifact ID, which is assigned during the creation of the app. The value artifact ID can also be found in the pom.xml file:
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